Martha’s Gallery

Martha Exhibitions

Explore current, upcoming, and past presentations of Martha’s artwork in galleries, museums, and online spaces.

A sophisticated still life inspired by Martha’s artwork: a framed print of her ethereal, pastel-toned abstract piece leaning against a smooth plaster wall, its composition of drifting shapes in lavender, dove gray, and pale gold echoing gentle movement. In front, a low, matte black pedestal holds a simple white ceramic vessel containing a single dried branch with tiny seed pods, evoking remembrance and time. The scene rests on a dark stone surface with subtle reflections. A narrow beam of late-afternoon light grazes the wall, creating elegant, elongated shadows that partially cross the artwork. Photographic realism, shot from a slightly off-center, eye-level angle with a calm, minimalist composition. The atmosphere is introspective, tasteful, and memorial in tone, perfectly suited to a global online gallery dedicated to Martha’s legacy.

Exhibition Calendar

2025-09-18

Harbourfront Gallery

Toronto, Canada

Exhibit details

2025-09-23

Midtown Museum

Milwaukee, USA

More information

2025-09-28

Riverbank Museum

Burgettstown, USA

View program

2025-09-20

City Arts Centre

Virtual gallery

Gallery website

2025-09-24

Lakeside Gallery

Tinley Park, USA

Registration info

2025-09-30

Civic Artspace

Hartford, USA

Opening times

2025-09-21

Riverside Studio

Toronto, Ontario

Join online

2025-09-27

Heritage Center

Hershey, USA

Event overview

2025-10-01

Seaside Pavilion

Bangor, USA

Catalogue link

A refined flat-lay of Martha’s creative workspace, arranged on a pale oak tabletop: a large stretched canvas partially covered in serene, layered blue and gray acrylics, a ceramic palette with remnants of paint in muted jewel tones, and a trio of well-worn natural-bristle brushes resting diagonally. Nearby, a folded, paint-splattered linen cloth introduces subtle texture and history, evoking Martha’s ongoing presence. Soft overcast daylight from an unseen window bathes the scene in gentle, shadowless light. Photographic realism with sharp focus throughout and a top-down, bird’s-eye composition. The mood is quiet, intimate, and reverent, suggesting a preserved studio space that honors the artist’s memory while highlighting the materials and process behind the artworks displayed in Martha’s Gallery.
An elegant corner of Martha’s gallery, featuring a curated arrangement of three of her paintings: one moody, textured oil landscape in cool greens and grays; one luminous abstract in warm ivory and bronze; and one minimal ink piece with delicate black lines on crisp white paper. The artworks are spaced precisely on a smooth white wall above a slender black console table holding a single unlit white candle and a small, sculptural stone as a subtle memorial symbol. Soft, diffused ceiling lighting provides even illumination with gentle shadows beneath the frames. Photographic realism, eye-level perspective, balanced by the rule of thirds. The mood is refined, quiet, and contemplative, expressing a sophisticated, respectful environment where viewers can thoughtfully engage with Martha’s diverse body of work.
A graceful, large-format abstract painting by Martha hangs on a gallery-white wall, its layered brushstrokes forming soft waves of deep indigo, muted gold, and pearl gray. The paint surface shows subtle ridges and glints where metallic pigments catch the light. Below, a slim, dark wood bench sits on polished concrete, with a single white orchid on a low plinth as a quiet tribute. Soft, even gallery spotlights illuminate the artwork, casting delicate shadows at the canvas edges. Photographic realism, shot at eye level with a slightly wide angle, emphasizing spaciousness and calm. The mood is sophisticated, contemplative, and reverent, inviting visitors anywhere in the world to pause and quietly experience Martha’s work in a respectful memorial setting.

Curatorial Notes and Exhibition Context

Learn how each exhibition was curated, discover thematic groupings of Martha’s work, and read selected responses from critics, scholars, and visitors.

A close-up, photographic view of one of Martha’s delicate watercolor pieces, the paper’s fine texture clearly visible beneath translucent washes of soft cobalt blue, rose, and pale ochre. Edges of the pigment bloom into intricate organic shapes, suggesting petals and drifting clouds without forming literal objects. The painting rests in a simple matte white frame on a linen-covered display table, with a blurred background hinting at additional framed works along a wall. Gentle afternoon window light falls diagonally across the scene, creating refined highlights and soft shadows. Captured with a shallow depth of field and centered composition, the atmosphere is intimate, serene, and sophisticated, conveying a quiet memorial appreciation of Martha’s artistry without any text or human presence.
A sophisticated still life inspired by Martha’s artwork: a framed print of her ethereal, pastel-toned abstract piece leaning against a smooth plaster wall, its composition of drifting shapes in lavender, dove gray, and pale gold echoing gentle movement. In front, a low, matte black pedestal holds a simple white ceramic vessel containing a single dried branch with tiny seed pods, evoking remembrance and time. The scene rests on a dark stone surface with subtle reflections. A narrow beam of late-afternoon light grazes the wall, creating elegant, elongated shadows that partially cross the artwork. Photographic realism, shot from a slightly off-center, eye-level angle with a calm, minimalist composition. The atmosphere is introspective, tasteful, and memorial in tone, perfectly suited to a global online gallery dedicated to Martha’s legacy.
A refined flat-lay of Martha’s creative workspace, arranged on a pale oak tabletop: a large stretched canvas partially covered in serene, layered blue and gray acrylics, a ceramic palette with remnants of paint in muted jewel tones, and a trio of well-worn natural-bristle brushes resting diagonally. Nearby, a folded, paint-splattered linen cloth introduces subtle texture and history, evoking Martha’s ongoing presence. Soft overcast daylight from an unseen window bathes the scene in gentle, shadowless light. Photographic realism with sharp focus throughout and a top-down, bird’s-eye composition. The mood is quiet, intimate, and reverent, suggesting a preserved studio space that honors the artist’s memory while highlighting the materials and process behind the artworks displayed in Martha’s Gallery.